Dothan Post Office Dedicates Second Class Mail Matter Rates
The Eagle lists postal administration details from Dothan Alabama including subscription rates by carrier and mail for three months and one year, with names such as Roy L. Hatfield circulation manager. The page shows quotations and Associated Press note, plus a Jefferson quotation and a date of Monday December 2 1929.
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Busines Mancser Morace Hall
Asst
Dothan
Alabama
Roy L. Hatfield
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San Francisco
Associated Press
Associated Pres
Thorouga
Thomas Jefferson
GANGSTERS AND WHY Edward Dean Sullivan's Chicago View
Edward Dean Sullivan, a 20 year Chicago newspaper man, discusses Al Capone and Prohibition in Liberty. He cites Capone's reign, bribes, murders, and the gang economy, arguing that graft thrives with Prohibition and that dry laws fail to curb crime.
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Edward Dean Sullivan
Chicago
al Capone
Capone
Edwin A. Olsen
Ch’cago
Chcago
United States
Wrield
E.G Yellowley
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Morgan Co Fhs
J. Doherty
Politcal
Cicero
Nightlife in New York Faces Slump and Tricks
A New Yorker At Large notes softer New York club crowds this season with wealthy patrons hit by stock losses. Harlem venues offer best value with lower tariffs, while Broadway sites suffer. Clubs employ gimmicks to draw crowds, from celebrity lookup books to social-page pages, as adagio dancers fade and floors falter.
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New Yorke
New York
Wtness
Texas Guinain
Herlem
Gormasters
Paris
Shea
Richman
the Palace
Charney Kine
Lst the
Old Cro’s
Rudy Valee
Martree Hotel
Social Register
Ub Broadway
Barbs From NEA on Taxes and Society
A NEA column lampoons income tax clashes and public policy at length. It jokes about Congress, auto antifreeze, alcohol, and social conduct, then shifts to a Harvard president, steel leadership, and a 200 inch telescope talk by Elihu Thomson. It notes 75,588,700 salmon eggs taken from the Columbia River for hatching.
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General Electric Co
Swampscott
Mass
West
WEAF
NBC
Philadelia
Columbia River
Johnson of California Dominates Tariff Session Portrait
A Washington Daybook profile describes Senator Hitem Johnson of California as a lone, forceful figure amid a tariff special session. The piece praises his courage, distinctive dress, and dynamic speaking style, noting his solitary stance against party blocs while remaining engaged in shaping the tariff debate.
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Johnson
Labor
Johson
Washington
University of California
Kerbert Plummer
Paule
Hitem Johnson
Californa
Eval Repubicans
Senate
Talks to Parents by Alice Judson Peale A Matter of Course
The article argues that parental love should be unconditional and constant. It warns against threatening withdrawal of affection as a control method and promotes loving discipline without repayment demands. It notes children deserve love as essential and unwithdrawable, guiding behavior through support rather than coercion.
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Alice Judson Peale
Newey
Pius
Cldren
Strange Keys in Sundown Tales Meet John and Penny
A fragment from Sundown Stories by Mary Graham Bonner describes the Little Black Clock returning time and introducing two unusual figures, John and Penny, to Mother Nature who appears in a green dress with flowers. The scene shifts to a yard with autumnal colors as characters observe nature’s imminent tasks.
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Jean
Peggy
Jack Frost
Madame Summeroa
Master Fall
John
Penny
Elbon Reu
Neture
Aflet society meeting and music highlights in Ashford
In Ashford Alabama a neighborhood gathering at Mrs. Wolf Bastin’s home featured hostesses Mrs. W. O. Herington Mrs. Sayers Mrs. Jong Sellers and others. A menu of coffee and plates accompanied entertainment with guitar songs and a program including “Ding Dong Deli Mary,” “Under the eG Te IST,” and other selections performed by local participants.
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Ashford
Ala
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Radner
Lester Fellows
Enel
Fellows
New Dunier
Huh
Ular
Taewudla
Macken
A. i. Neal
Pruaire Koro
Mary Lerls
Mary Ye
Frank Owen
GF Jackson
St. Eves
Anne “Han
School Folks Explore Music and Club Duties
A community program features readings, piano selections, and vocal solos by local residents including Katherine Odom and Judy Lee Stott. The Mothers Club organized with officers Mrs. Jack Gheesling president and Mrs. FE Johnson vice president. members share a salad luncheon and discuss activities.
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Neading
Muriel Sell
Hanks
Tullia Cameron
J. V. Hartaog
Sara McArthur
Tulsia Cameron
Gray Espy
Mothers Club
Jack Gheesling
Pres
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FE. BL Johnson
Clyde Martin
Treas
J. H. Thompson
AM. Dykes
Woo H. Herrington
Alg. Snelh
Ro. Drier
Menus and Recipes From Mrs Alexander Georgia
A dated menu lists breakfast and luncheon items including vegetables fruits and desserts. It provides detailed instructions for making carrot gelatin salad peach items and potato cakes with bacon fat and gravy. The text also includes a cookie recipe with spices raisins nuts and a butter fat topping.
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Yalexander
Georgi
Guard unit testing wing and rest after drill
A fragmentary report notes a Young Guard unit resting after a testing exercise. It mentions Pat Harrison of Mississippi and references a group of 24 members facing plans from a task force. The text is garbled with incomplete phrases and unreadable lines.
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Owbert
Pat Harrison
Mirsissip
Briton Sees No Comfort in American Sleeping Cars
London observes that British railway men view US trains as rough and less comfortable. C T Cramp of the National Union of Railmen criticizes American berths for crowding, jolts, and cramped conditions though high prices allow some luxury. He contrasts with British practice and notes the roughness of early morning awakenings and limited privacy.
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MacDonald
United States
C.T. Cramp
National Union of Rail
Great Britain
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